University Women in Monthly Meeting
Amarillo branch of the American Association of University Women meets tomorrow at 2:30 PM in the Auditorium women’s club rooms. Hosts include Mrs. C L A Bockemohl and others. Nellie Jefferson will discuss Creating Color Schemes for the Home. E K Messick to perform. study groups convene at 2:50.
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Amarillo
American Association of University Women
C. L. A. Bockemohl
J. T. Kendrick
T. B. McCarter
C. M. Holt
Cora Russell
Elizabeth Nixson
Nellie Jefferson
Boston Technological School
E. K. Messick
Nan Gilkerson
W. R. Clingensmith
Internationals Relations
Las Amigas Queridas With Miss Caldwell Bridge Dinner
Miss Ethel Caldwell hosted a Valentine themed bridge dinner at 2107 Fillmore street for Las Amigas Queridas. Ercell Blakely won high score and received a gift. Mrs. H H Stewart was elected club president and Blakely named press reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Caldwell
Fillmore Street
Ercell Blakely
H. H. Stewart
Ercell Blakley
J. J. Ogles
Frank King
B. H. Greer
J. E. West
Brownie Roberts
H. R. Clayton
Mrs Vick Hosts No Hi Bridge Club Afternoon
Mrs. Lester Vick was the charming hostess at Palo Duro apartments for a No Hi Bridge club gathering. Valentine themed decorations complemented the auction bridge games with Mrs. Ben Harrison winning high score and Mrs. Edward Hurt second high.
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Lester Vick
No Hi Bridge Club
Palo Duro
Valentine
Ben Harrison
Edward Hurt
J. C. Neudigate
Lou Stogner
George Russell
Bert Schaffer
H. FE. Mann
Howard
Episcopal Church Candy Sale At Piggly-Wiggly Store
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Class Seven will hold a candy sale tomorrow at Piggly-Wiggly Store No. 4 at Jefferson and Sixteenth streets. The event invites all to inspect the display of homemade candies with proceeds going to the church.
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St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Jefferson and
Sixteenth Street
Amarillo hosts Albuquerque teachers class in new church rooms
Mrs. Gertrude Byrd Miss Gertrude Thomas and Miss Helen Gerule of Albuquerque New Mexico attend in Amarillo a teachers class led by Mrs Clara Lewise Dunning. The group tours the splendid new church classrooms rapidly nearing occupancy.
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Gertrude Byrd
Gertrude Thomas
Helen Gerule
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Amarillo
Clara Lewise Dunning
Ward
Young Women’s Mission Circle Meets at Mrs Hart’s Home
The Young Women’s Missionary circle of the First Christian church met with Mrs. Martin Hart at 1405 Parker. The lesson theme was Ir resistible Power Within Our Reach. Mrs. W. O. Budd led. After the meeting, refreshments were served and several new members enrolled.
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Young Women’s Missionary Circle
The
First Christian Church
Martin Hart
Parker Street
W. O. Budd
Hillcrest Members Dance at Club Hillcrest
More than 75 members and guests of the Hillcrest Country Club enjoyed a dance last evening. Zackie Moore's orchestra furnished music for the dancing from 9 until 12.
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Hillcrest Country Club
Zackie Moore
Fidelis Class in Regular Session at First Baptist Church
The Fidelis class of the First Baptist church will meet Sunday at 9 45 in the classroom. A vocal duet is planned as a special feature of the morning session.
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Fidelis
First Baptist Church
Local Notables Resume Activities After Illness and Travel
Miss Theresa Bautista returns to work at Russell and Cockrells after a long illness. M. J. Sayer of Magnolia Petroleum on a business trip to New Mexico. Mrs. N. Hammett of San Antonio accepts position with H. L. Barnard Inc. Walter Dammier improves after serious operation at St Anthony Hospital. Earl Vandale returns from New Mexico trip. Mrs. Shipley of Wichita Falls visits daughter Mrs. Bittle then returns home. Miss Katherine Schwoll brought to St Anthony Hospital for emergency appendicitis. John G. Becker travels to Wellington on short business trip. J. M. Dendy of Dendy Barber College returns from Rolls Texas with positive outlook.
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Theresa Bautista
Russell & Cockrell's
M. J. Sayer
Magnolia Petroleum Company
New Mexico
N. Hammett
San Antonio
H. L. Barnard, Inc
Walter Dammier
St. Anthony Hospital
Earl Vandale
Shipley
Wichita Falls
Bittle
Buchanan Street
Katherine Schwoll
St. Francis
John G. Becker
Wellington
J. M. Dendy
Dendy Barber College
Rolls
Texas
Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy Promises Big Health Benefits
Bleeding gums vanish with Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy used as directed. The ad claims relief even after pyorrhea spread to stomach kidneys and general health causing rheumatism. Druggist offers money back if it fails at City Drug Store.
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Leto
City Drug Store
Potter County to Run Library Budget for 1928
About $14 000 is appropriated by the county commissioners court to maintain the Potter county library in 1928. The amount is raised from property tax valuation set at $35 568 094 with four cents on each hundred dollars for the library. The 1927 circulation reached about 81 000 with 5 000 registrations since April. The library contains 14 000 volumes, 4 000 of which are reference, serving nine public schools in the county and many Amarillo city schools, saving taxpayers money. The reading room hosts many youths in a town without a YMCA or YWCA, while Randall county residents across the border lack access, unless the city funds a solution.
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County Commissioners Court
Potter County
Commissioner's Court
Amarillo
Ruth Evans Delzell
Delzell
Lina White Foliart
Prince of Wales thrown during hunt in Melton Mowbray
The Prince of Wales was uninjured after his horse stumbled at a hedge obstacle while his mount March Maid fell during a hunt near Melton Mowbray England.
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United Press
Melton Mowbray
Eng
Prince of Wales
March Maid
Searchers scour river and brush for missing Viola May
In New Philadelphia on Feb 10 searchers continued dragging the Tuscarawas river and beating the Dover Canton highway area for 23 year old Viola May. Police believe her brother in law William D Herron who confessed to choking her may have buried the body rather than dumping it in the river.
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United
New Philadelphia
Tuscarawas River
Dover- Canton
Viola May
William D. Herron
Tuscarawas
Hinton shoots three bears with two bullets near Port Townsend
Port Townsend hunter Paul Hinton recalls a surprising hunt near Port Ludlow. He shot an old bear and two cubs with two bullets, the first bullet killing the cubs in line and the second dispatching the mother.
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Associated Press
Port Townsend
Wash
Paul Hinton
Port Ludlow
Hinton
Civil Court Dockets Shrink as Judge Gee Clears 200 Cases
Judge W F Gee of the civil district court disposed of about 200 cases in four days including 100 delinquent tax suits. Roughly half were settled through dismissals or agreements. He aims to return the docket to current status soon. London reports record low industrial disputes and days lost, with gains in iron mining textile and automotive sectors.
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W. FE. Gee
Civil District Court
Gee
International News Service
London
England
Ministry of Labor
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University Women In Monthly Meeting
Mrs. Vick
No Hi Club
Episcopal Church
Mrs. Hart
Hillcrest
Warners
Taylor St
Vanity Fair
Polk
New Spring
Foster Furniture Co
South Taylor
Bales
Dial
Bigi
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